List of music venues in Oceania

See also: Lists of music venues

This is a list of music venues in Oceania. Venues with a capacity of 1,000 or higher are included.

List

Australia

New South Wales

Opened Venue City Suburb/Locality Capacity
6 March 1999 Stadium Australia Sydney Sydney Olympic Park 110,000
4 October 1999 Sydney SuperDome 21,000
2022 Sydney Football Stadium Moore Park 45,000
1851 Sydney Cricket Ground 48,000
14 April 1924 Hordern Pavilion 5,500
2004 Big Top Milsons Point 3,000
14 April 2019 Western Sydney Stadium Parramatta 30,000
1909 Enmore Theatre Enmore 2,200
1994 Metro Theatre Sydney 1,700
12 December 2016 International Convention Centre Sydney 9,000
Unknown Sydney Event Centre Pyrmont 3,000
June 1994 Coffs Harbour International Stadium Coffs Harbour Coffs Harbour 20,000
Unknown Carrington Park Bathurst Bathurst ~20,063
10 April 1970 Newcastle International Sports Centre Newcastle New Lambton 33,000
1929 Newcastle Civic Theatre Newcastle 1,520
June 1992 Newcastle Entertainment Centre Broadmeadow 7,528
5 September 1998 Wollongong Entertainment Centre Wollongong Wollongong 5,000
1911 Wollongong Showground Wollongong 23,750

Victoria

Opened Venue City Suburb/Locality Capacity
Unknown Hanging Rock Reserve Woodend ~20,163
May 1915 Festival Hall Melbourne West Melbourne 5,445
7 May 2010 Melbourne Rectangular Stadium Melbourne 30,050
2000 John Cain Arena 11,000
11 January 1988 Margaret Court Arena 7,500
1929 Regent Theatre 2,162
11 January 1988 Rod Laver Arena 16,800[1]
1929 The Forum 3,371
1959 Sidney Myer Music Bowl 12,030
9 March 2000 Docklands Stadium Docklands 63,378
1853 Melbourne Cricket Ground East Melbourne 100,024
11 November 1927 Palais Theatre St Kilda 2,896
5 June 2009 Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre South Wharf 5,564[2]

Queensland

Opened Venue City Suburb/Locality Capacity
20 August 2011 Stadium Mackay Mackay South Mackay 30,000
6 June 1995 Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (Great Hall) Brisbane South Brisbane 4,000
20 February 1986 Brisbane Entertainment Centre Boondall 14,500
1886 Brisbane Showgrounds Bowen Hills 25,490
1982 Chandler Arena Chandler 2,700
6 July 2019 Fortitude Music Hall Fortitude Valley 3,000
1975 Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre Nathan 48,500
7 September 1989 Riverstage Brisbane City 9,500
1914 Lang Park Milton 60,000[3]
1895 The Gabba Woolloongabba 60,000[4]
1918 The Tivoli Fortitude Valley 1,560[5]
26 June 1996 Cairns Convention Centre Cairns Cairns City 5,300
1957 Cazaly's Stadium Westcourt 15,000
February 2008 Robina Stadium Gold Coast Robina 40,000[6]
5 April 1989 Fankhauser Reserve Southport 37,000[7]
29 June 2004 Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre Broadbeach 6,000
19 April 1987 Carrara Stadium Carrara 50,000
Unknown Maryborough Showgrounds Maryborough Maryborough West 10,000[8]
22 February 2020 North Queensland Stadium Townsville Railway Estate 25,000
1993 Townsville Entertainment & Convention Centre Townsville 5,200
2007 Sunshine Coast Stadium Sunshine Coast Bokarina 20,000

Western Australia

Opened Venue City Suburb/Locality Capacity
1994 Arena Joondalup Perth Joondalup 16,000
30 December 1985 Crown Theatre Burswood 2,310
1910 Perth Rectangular Stadium Perth 32,000
24 December 1904 His Majesty's Theatre Perth 1,263
21 January 2018 Perth Stadium Burswood 70,000
1986 Perth High Performance Centre Mount Claremont 5,800
10 November 2012 Perth Arena Perth 15,500
August 2004 Riverside Theatre Perth 2,500

South Australia

Opened Venue City Suburb/Locality Capacity
4 April 1992 Adelaide Arena Adelaide Findon 8,000
20 July 1991 Adelaide Entertainment Centre Arena Hindmarsh 12,000
20 July 1991 Adelaide Entertainment Centre Theatre Hindmarsh 3,000
1871 Adelaide Oval North Adelaide 57,084
1844 Botanic Park Adelaide Unknown
15 September 2022 Hindley Street Music Hall Adelaide 1,800
1960 Hindmarsh Stadium Hindmarsh 16,500
June 11, 1928 Thebarton Theatre Torrensville 2,000

Tasmania

Opened Venue City Suburb/Locality Capacity
1989 Derwent Entertainment Centre Hobart Glenorchy 8,000
6 May 1922 North Hobart Oval North Hobart 10,000
1851 NTCA Ground Launceston Launceston 10,000
1985 Silverdome Prospect 5,000
1921 York Park Invermay 25,157[9]

Australian Capital Territory

Opened Venue City Suburb/Locality Capacity
29 October 1977 Canberra Stadium Canberra Bruce 25,011
26 January 1981 AIS Arena Bruce 4,264
1989 Royal Theatre Civic 2,460

Northern Territory

Opened Venue City Suburb/Locality Capacity
2002 Alice Springs Convention Centre Alice Springs Desert Springs 1,200
2008 Darwin Convention Centre Darwin Darwin City 4,000
June 1886 Gardens Amphitheatre The Gardens 7,000
Unknown Marrara Hockey Centre Marrara 5,000
1991 Marrara Oval Marrara 12,215

Fiji

Opened Venue City Capacity
2003 Vodafone Arena Suva 5,000
1951 ANZ National Stadium 30,000
Unknown FMF Gymnasium[10] 2,000

New Zealand

Opened Venue City Capacity
April 8, 2007 Spark Arena Auckland 12,000
December 20, 1929 Auckland Civic Theatre 2,378
1929 Western Springs Stadium 50,000
c. 1900 Eden Park 60,000
December 14, 1911 Auckland Town Hall 1,529
September 11, 2004 The Trusts Arena 4,901
Unknown The Powerstation 1,000
April 16, 2005 Sir Woolf Fisher Arena 3,000
September 9, 1990 Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre 2,139
1967 Go Media Stadium Penrose 47,000
April 21, 1888 Trafalgar Park Nelson 18,000
1912 St. James Theatre Wellington 1,500
1995 TSB Arena 5,655
September 16, 1983 Michael Fowler Centre 2,209
January 3, 2000 Sky Stadium 34,500
1868 Basin Reserve 11,600
1998 Wolfbrook Arena Christchurch 8,888
March 24, 2012 Apollo Projects Stadium 30,000
April 2026 One New Zealand Stadium 41,000
February 2007 Energy Events Centre Rotorua 3,500
August 5, 2011 Forsyth Barr Stadium Dunedin 36,000
1992 TSB Stadium New Plymouth 3,518
1957 Bowl of Brooklands 18,000
July 1886 (reopened April 1981) Central Energy Trust Arena Palmerston North 20,000

References

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  2. ^ "Plenary (Entire)". Melbourne Convention Exhibition Centre. Retrieved 2026-02-11.
  3. ^ "Stadium Membership". Suncorp Stadium. Retrieved 2026-02-11.
  4. ^ "Frequently Asked Questions". The Gabba. Retrieved 2026-02-11.
  5. ^ "About The Tivoli". The Tivoli Brisbane Official Website. Retrieved February 22, 2015.
  6. ^ "Frequently Asked Questions". Cbus Super Stadium. Retrieved 2026-02-11.
  7. ^ "Laneway Festival 2026: Gold Coast and Sydney Are Sold Out". Unruly Folk. 2026-02-07. Retrieved 2026-02-13.
  8. ^ "Tones and I puts Fraser Coast centre stage". 2026-02-03. Retrieved 2026-02-11.
  9. ^ "Foo Fighters success paves the way for future events". Stadiums Tasmania. 2026-01-27. Retrieved 2026-02-11.
  10. ^ Eleina. "FMF Gymnasium". fijisportscouncil.com.fj. Retrieved March 29, 2017.
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